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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 120
The Process of Reset Planning and What to Consider
Building structural resilience, and putting the right solution in place to suit your unique brand
now
will ensure that firms can emerge from a volatile economy and recession stronger.
NTSB Report Describes Blackouts Aboard Dali Before Baltimore Bridge Crash
The report released on May 14 describes how the ship experienced two electrical blackouts 10 hours before it left the Port of Baltimore.
U.S. Manufacturers Praise New Tariffs on Medical Supply Imports from China
Also included in the new tariffs were ship-to-shore cranes (0% to 25%), solar cells (25% to 50%), and lithium ion EV batteries (7.5% to 25%).
Geopolitical Risks Cause Companies to Weigh Relocating Supply Chains
Allianz estimates that global trade will increase by 2.8% in 2024 — below the average of 5% — blaming that on disruptions brought on by the Red Sea crisis.
What EU Sanctions on Russian LNG Would Mean for Global Gas
If approved, the measure would likely trigger contractual challenges for European logistics firms and political backlash from other gas-buying nations.
Watch: What’s Fueling the Shift of Manufacturing to Mexico?
Carlos Sugich, partner at the law firm of Snell & Wilmer, discusses the factors that are causing manufacturers to nearshore production in Mexico.
U.S. Supply Chain Activity Slows in April Amid Mix of Factors
According to S&P Global, seaborne containerized freight imports into the U.S. rose by 8% year-over-year in April.
Peloton Lodges Demurrage Overcharge Complaint with FMC Against Flexport
Peloton says that, between 2020 and 2023, Flexport charged D&D and other related charges that were improperly invoiced by Flexport, in violation of the Shipping Act.
Italian Ferrero Opens Its First North American Chocolate Factory
The move comes as cocoa futures surged to an all-time high in April, with a supply shortfall prompting prices to more than double in three months.
U.S. Container Import Volumes Rise in Rebound After China's Lunar New Year
Descartes estimates that China was responsible for roughly 34% of U.S. container imports in April, primarily driven by "consumer-oriented" goods.
New Report Projects U.S. Will Triple Semiconductor Capacity by 2032
The report projects that the U.S. will grow its manufacturing share of advanced logic chips to 28% of global capacity by 2032.
Ocean Freight Rates Skyrocket as Red Sea Disruptions Continue
Ex-Asia rates have increased by around $1,000/FEU since the end of April, climbing to $4,000/FEU for routes to the U.S. West Coast and Northern Europe.
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